Who ever signed the NDA and ignores it is subject to the penalties in the NDA.
An NDA is just a contract like any other.
No laws are broken but you can be sued using this contract.(FYI:IANAL)
In this case Think Secret is a 4th party and is NOT subject to the NDA. This is an "Apple leaking info" problem. Not a "Think Secret just so happen to receive Apple's info" problem.
If Apple wants to "out" the leaks they should create "special projects" and place their suspects in that project. Then watch the Think Secret web site...
Now user in belgium will effectively have MS passport in physical form.
In Canada, Businesses are forbidden to use SIN#s for tracking purposes and this is not that different. Maybe if it works there, he'll be able to use the US' ID cards the same way. Oh and patent the fuck out of it, too.
No but china will steal the idea and implement it whole-hog onto its citizens before the USA will
and the world will awe in the subversion that it will cause in China.
Then one day, the ??AA lost a court case against one of its customers because of the levy. The Customer's lawyer said that the ??AA wanted it both ways: -tax the people just in case they pirate but don't get caught
and
-Sue then when they are caught.
It's like reverse double-jeopardy!
The judge agreed and dismissed the case.
-Get REGmon and FILEmon.
-Logon as the Limited User
-Run REGmon and FILEmon using runas
-Launch OOO and do things
-meanwhile search in REGmon and FILEmon for "denied"
-Fix permission in Registry and File system
-Done!
-Publish the results to OO.org for others to follow and add on to it (just like GPL...)
The reason why is that otherwise every user would need to have their plugins installed on a per-user basis. Each new user would need to have all their pluging installed. Drive space is wasted too for duplicate files.
We had a plugin that put its temp files in sub folder of system32! We complained and the next version of the plugin install 95% of the plugin in the user profiles and the temp files also endded up in user profiles too.
It will take time but users must complain LOUDLY to the MFR for these changes.
But they just can't kill the beast.
Last thing I remember
I was running for the door
I had to find more money to the buy shit from their store.
Relax said their salesman
We are programed to deceive
You can check out any time you like
But you can never leave
Welcome to the Hotel Monopoly
Such a expensive place
Such a big waste...
Maybe you can build the enclosure yourself. You need a fan mostly for the condensation issues and maybe a small heater.
Check out the first post about the Veo.
if you use firefox, check out the extension bugmenot - it let's you bypass all this registration crap.
That's nice but it should be automatic done when you click submit for Slashdot.
Come-on guys!
We have a way to keep spammers at bay from our slashdot accounts but we are stumpped for NYT reg-BS?
-This would make P2p illegal and probably a host of similar software.
-USA would then be compared to China in anal retention.
Then one of 2 things will happen:
-All the fun (and illegal) things in computers would not happen in the USA. Patents will also drive interesting stuff away too. USA would have to buy all good tech stuff from outside the country, eventhough it would illegal. Joe consumer would either leave the country (if he can afford it) or join some militia for civil war.
-Congress smartens-up and fixes the copywrong and patents laws so that innovation stays in the USA. The US might fall a bit from grace but not flat on its face. Alas this won't happen: too much greed in the US government today.
When big businesses buy a PC or Laptop, they must buy OEM-Pre-loaded copy of Windows (Activation BS included)
Then they blank the HD and install their Corporate Image of Windows
which is the Volume License version (Activation BS avoided)
They then pay M$ for each Volume License they use and, of course, they don't get refunded for the OEM copy they had to buy to get the hardware.
The problem is that Monster.com is both a commercial enterprise and a job site. So which do you pick? Monster.jobs of course!
The practical reason why you would want more TLDs is to help people find stuff and offload the.COM TLD. To make this work you would have to stop using the.COM addresses for sites that should use the new TLDs. Problem: Lawyers will prevent that.
Even the pr0n sites would want to keep their.COM addresses so that they can get customers where the.xxx TLD would be banned.
The whole thing is pointless unless you remove the lawyers from the process.
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Who ever signed the NDA and ignores it is subject to the penalties in the NDA.
An NDA is just a contract like any other.
No laws are broken but you can be sued using this contract.(FYI:IANAL)
In this case Think Secret is a 4th party and is NOT subject to the NDA.
This is an "Apple leaking info" problem.
Not a "Think Secret just so happen to receive Apple's info" problem.
If Apple wants to "out" the leaks they should create "special projects" and place their suspects in that project.
Then watch the Think Secret web site...
Available at http://nuhi.msfn.org/
The difference if that nLite helps you to create an installation CD that can't install what you don't want. It even helps you tweak it.
XPLite works on XP AFTER installation and costs $.
nLite works on XP BEFORE installation and costs nothing.
God damned stupid people!
It's Portable Network Graphics
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Png
Now user in belgium will effectively have MS passport in physical form.
In Canada, Businesses are forbidden to use SIN#s for tracking purposes and this is not that different. Maybe if it works there, he'll be able to use the US' ID cards the same way.
Oh and patent the fuck out of it, too.
I guess weather balloons don't count. And if they can't reach that high I'm sure a fly-by with the space Shuttle dragging a long hose would work.
Remember, if it's SO important, they could find a way to deliver the Ozone.
After all, we did land on the moon 25 years ago, right?
Too bad you and Speakeasy don't say what the MySpeakeasy.XPI does.
Nobody in their right mind who reads slashdot would install stuff blindly.
If this gas is SO important and we already use it to purify water. Why can't we make a shit load of it and send it up to the stratosphere?
Time for you to setup a bounty for this stuff.
I think you can do this at sourceforge.net
If it can't use FireFox Extensions then it's almost Dead in the water for me.
Ship with more themes and a few of the more popular extensions already installed.
Like an IE theme.
This would help alot for covert conversions.
I agree.
It's a computer, not a chrismas tree
No but china will steal the idea and implement it whole-hog onto its citizens before the USA will
and the world will awe in the subversion that it will cause in China.
Then one day, the ??AA lost a court case against one of its customers because of the levy.
The Customer's lawyer said that the ??AA wanted it both ways:
-tax the people just in case they pirate but don't get caught
and
-Sue then when they are caught.
It's like reverse double-jeopardy!
The judge agreed and dismissed the case.
-Get REGmon and FILEmon.
-Logon as the Limited User
-Run REGmon and FILEmon using runas
-Launch OOO and do things
-meanwhile search in REGmon and FILEmon for "denied"
-Fix permission in Registry and File system
-Done!
-Publish the results to OO.org for others to follow and add on to it (just like GPL...)
This is teadious but not rocket science!
The reason why is that otherwise every user would need to have their plugins installed on a per-user basis. Each new user would need to have all their pluging installed. Drive space is wasted too for duplicate files.
We had a plugin that put its temp files in sub folder of system32! We complained and the next version of the plugin install 95% of the plugin in the user profiles and the temp files also endded up in user profiles too.
It will take time but users must complain LOUDLY to the MFR for these changes.
But they just can't kill the beast. Last thing I remember I was running for the door I had to find more money to the buy shit from their store. Relax said their salesman We are programed to deceive You can check out any time you like But you can never leave Welcome to the Hotel Monopoly Such a expensive place Such a big waste...
Maybe you can build the enclosure yourself. You need a fan mostly for the condensation issues and maybe a small heater.
Check out the first post about the Veo.
You've obviously don't know of the Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act
May he hug that tree in eternity
Don't bother replying.
I checked and there's nothing that does this.
And nowhere to ask for it.
..if you consider 2038 as forever.
Q:Is there a FireFox plugin to delete cookies that last too long?
if you use firefox, check out the extension bugmenot - it let's you bypass all this registration crap.
That's nice but it should be automatic done when you click submit for Slashdot.
Come-on guys!
We have a way to keep spammers at bay from our slashdot accounts but we are stumpped for NYT reg-BS?
-This would make P2p illegal and probably a host of similar software.
-USA would then be compared to China in anal retention.
Then one of 2 things will happen:
-All the fun (and illegal) things in computers would not happen in the USA. Patents will also drive interesting stuff away too. USA would have to buy all good tech stuff from outside the country, eventhough it would illegal. Joe consumer would either leave the country (if he can afford it) or join some militia for civil war.
-Congress smartens-up and fixes the copywrong and patents laws so that innovation stays in the USA. The US might fall a bit from grace but not flat on its face. Alas this won't happen: too much greed in the US government today.
When big businesses buy a PC or Laptop,
they must buy OEM-Pre-loaded copy of Windows (Activation BS included)
Then they blank the HD and install their Corporate Image of Windows
which is the Volume License version (Activation BS avoided)
They then pay M$ for each Volume License they use
and, of course, they don't get refunded for the OEM copy they had to buy to get the hardware.
So, 2 licenses for every PC!!
The problem is that Monster.com is both a commercial enterprise and a job site. So which do you pick? .COM TLD. .COM addresses for sites that should use the new TLDs. .COM addresses so that they can get customers where the .xxx TLD would be banned.
Monster.jobs of course!
The practical reason why you would want more TLDs is to help people find stuff and offload the
To make this work you would have to stop using the
Problem: Lawyers will prevent that.
Even the pr0n sites would want to keep their
The whole thing is pointless unless you remove the lawyers from the process.
www.Joe.jobs